The road ahead is a bright one in 2025. In this case, we’re not talking about an actual road but more so the one in your mind that leads toward your fitness goals. And whoever said you can’t reach those aspirations while you’re sitting on a stationary bike?

Welcome to indoor cycling at Rêve in Portland, where riders of all ages, backgrounds, fitness levels, and experience can work out and grow together. Whether you’re hitting the ground spinning, struggling to recover from an injury, or trying a fitness class for the first time, Rêve is open to you and ready to help you work up the most fun sweat ever.

What sets Rêve apart

From the instructors to the riders themselves, the entire Rêve community is based on being supportive and uplifting. After all, fitness should be encouraging and empowering, not intimidating and overwhelming. The classes are conducted in a group setting to create a collective experience, but individual progress is the real focus here.

The bikes are fully customizable for resistance, speed, and posture, so riders can enjoy the same class as everyone else while on their own unique track toward their goals. Because Rêve attracts a wide variety of riders, from competitive cyclists to fitness enthusiasts to people who just want to move to some music, instructors don’t want anyone “keeping up” with anyone else. Diversity and self-improvement are emphasized instead so that each person feels like they belong with whoever is in the class that day. At Rêve, it’s ultimately about building the confidence to add a little more resistance to your bike, pushing through the times when you’re tired, and showing up again and again to cycle with your friends and favorite instructors.

Rêve instructors prioritize inclusivity by offering clear guidance on form and movement, ensuring safety and comfort for all riders. Modifications are consistently provided with no judgment for beginners or those who want to ease into the workout, while more advanced options are available for seasoned riders looking to push their limits. Everyone’s “why” is important here, whether it’s your first ride, your 100th, or 1,000th.

The history of Rêve

Rêve was founded in 2013 by Stephanie Jackson and is still owned by her. She originally focused on cycling, but the studio has evolved over the years to include strength-based mat classes that bring strength, balance, and endurance to the next level. Explore the following options and substitute or supplement them with the cycling classes:

• Yoga Sculpt blends a flowing yoga practice with light weights for a full-body workout that builds strength and mobility while keeping you grounded.
• Total Bala Strength focuses on controlled, low-impact movements with heavier weights and compound exercises, helping you build power and stability.
• Tone & Trim is a sequenced, beat-driven mat workout using light weights for a full-body workout that strengthens in an energizing, music-fueled environment.
• Exciting pop-up classes surprise you with fresh, challenging, and inspiring workouts.

Choose progress over perfection at Rêve! No more pressure to work out, compete with others, or be someone you’re not. These workouts are personalized and powerful, and the only way you’ll know how that feels is to sign up for a class.

Learn more and join the community online here.